Can I apply for a minimum living allowance with an American green card?

You can apply for a minimum living allowance with an American green card for the following reasons:

1. Green card holders legally live in the United States and pay taxes, so they are entitled to various benefits and services provided by the United States government, including subsistence allowances.

2. Green card holders have a high cost of living in the United States, and their income is lower than the local low-income standard, so it is difficult to maintain basic living needs. The subsistence allowance can help low-income green card holders meet their basic needs and improve their quality of life.

3. Green card holders may also face emergencies or economic difficulties, such as unemployment, illness and accidents. The minimum living guarantee can provide short-term economic support. It should be noted that the application for subsistence allowances requires detailed personal information and financial status, and patients prepare and fill in relevant materials, and the application process complies with relevant regulations and procedures. In addition, the eligibility and welfare level of applying for subsistence allowances vary from state to state, and green card holders need to apply according to the requirements and regulations of their own state and region.